Hi All,
I m trying to run the AGP on SAS AML 8.2 version, but not able to find the fcf_main_process.sas. I used to follow the below steps on previous versions.
Hi Santosh,
To run the AGP / scenario flows in SAS AML 8.2 you have to use the SAS Job Execution Process application and execute the job(s) in this folder: "SAS Content / Products / SAS Anti-Money Laundering / Jobs (e.g. fcf_aml_prep_vi_daily) - see screenshot. You can also copy the code to SAS Studio and run it there. It will generate the prep tables first, and then run the scenario flows. You need to publish the flows first (with the scenarios you want to run activated). Notice that just running the code will not load the prep tables to CAS, you can either do that from the Admin UI, or add your own code (so should anyway run it stepwise). Another issue I have found is that the "fcf_last_asofdttm" macro variable is advanced by one day just after the prep files are completed sucessfully, so when you run the flows it will run for a day yet not loaded (just add -1 to to the flow macro to fix this). This is all documented in the 8.2 version of the AML documentation.
Hi Santosh,
To run the AGP / scenario flows in SAS AML 8.2 you have to use the SAS Job Execution Process application and execute the job(s) in this folder: "SAS Content / Products / SAS Anti-Money Laundering / Jobs (e.g. fcf_aml_prep_vi_daily) - see screenshot. You can also copy the code to SAS Studio and run it there. It will generate the prep tables first, and then run the scenario flows. You need to publish the flows first (with the scenarios you want to run activated). Notice that just running the code will not load the prep tables to CAS, you can either do that from the Admin UI, or add your own code (so should anyway run it stepwise). Another issue I have found is that the "fcf_last_asofdttm" macro variable is advanced by one day just after the prep files are completed sucessfully, so when you run the flows it will run for a day yet not loaded (just add -1 to to the flow macro to fix this). This is all documented in the 8.2 version of the AML documentation.
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